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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
4
The Rolette Record urges Williston and other North Dakota towns to defend local trade and community life. It argues that a town’s character comes from its citizens and that mail order catalogs erode wealth and growth. Residents are urged to stand by their city and invest locally.
A 1914-era reflection on the human cost of war, noting women and children suffer most as nations fight. It argues wars for political ambitions harm families, urges protest and restraint, and cites England and Ireland as growingly loyal amid imperial conflicts. It also critiques war reporting glamour and calls the United States to focus on domestic affairs.
Japan presses Germany to withdraw ships from Chinese waters and relinquish Kiaochow while the United States vows neutrality. Congress passes a foreign ship registration bill and a plan to build a strong merchant fleet with a potential $30 million bond. The Bureau of Engraving hires 380 extra workers to print $400 million in emergency currency, with six week production.
Mr and Mrs A R Veitch entertained guests in honor of Dr R Hargrave and Mrs Rutherford. The evening featured discussion on current events including Woman's Suffrage and the European War, followed by musical selections and a luncheon. Attendees included Mrs A L Burdick Mrs Robert Slater Mr and Mrs R A Welliver Rev and Mrs Wall and others.
Notice from the Williams County Fair culinary superintendent asks Williston area ladies to bring canned fruit and baked goods for exhibition. The notice promotes the Separtrend event as a standout feature of the fair.
Pasteurized milk is heated to a specific temperature to kill harmful bacteria. Home pasteurization involves heating milk to 63 C for 30 minutes or 72 C for 15 seconds, then cooling rapidly and storing safely.
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